This 346 was originally delivered to Virgin in February 2005, going on to fly with the airline as 'Sleeping Beauty' until January 2015. The plane returned to service in February 2018 wearing these special titles and is pictured lining up on rw27R for departure. Alas 'Sleeping Beauty Rejuvenated' was finally retired from Virgin again in February 2020 and now flies for European Aviation (Maleth Aero) as 9H-EAL, having undergone freighter conversion in September 2022.

In the process of being towed from the terminal to parking on the closed short cross runway after being withdrawn from service early.

One of a several currently at Prestwick. Believed to be at the end of their life and to be scrapped elsewhere.

Returned to service after three years in storage and renamed Sleeping Beauty Rejuvenated. The paint scheme salutes the work of the 9,000 people around the world who keep the airline running 24/7. Outbound from runway 09R at Heathrow on flight VS19/VIR19Z to San Francisco.

Returned to service after three years in storage and renamed Sleeping Beauty Rejuvenated. The paint scheme salutes the work of the 9,000 people around the world who keep the airline running 24/7. Outbound from runway 09R at Heathrow on flight VS9 to New York-JFK.

Following over three years in storage this aircraft was returned to use to help cover for unavailable Boeing 787s. To commemorate this the aircraft had 'A big Virgin Atlantic thank you' applied.